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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-12-23
ELECTRIC RlTTERs.

This remedy is becoming so well
known and so popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song Of
praiSe.-A purer medicine does not ex-
list and it is guaranteed to do all that
is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys,
3Yillremove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheam
and other affections caused by impure
blood.-Will drive Malaria from the
system and prevent as we'll as cure all
Malarial fevers.-For cure of Head
ache, Constipation and Indigestion try
Electric Bitters.--Entire satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refunded.-Pr
so cts. and Sl.0O per bottle at a. NJ.
Matthias drug store.
The Garden
For the management OF vegetable
gardens and practical instructions con-
corning the culture Of ..tlowers--for
hints and information concerning all
kinds Of seeds, planting and cultivating
all vegetables and flowers, D.. NJ. Ferry
Il Co.'S Seed Annual for 1889 will be
found as complete as any work of a
similar character everissued. The va
riety and extraordinary range Of the in
formation given readers their Annual
worthy the special attention Of every
one interested in having luscious veg
etables or beautiful flowers. D. M.
Ferry X Co. make the growing and
sale Of Onion Seee}a leading speciality,
and give SO much information On onion
culture as to make their Annual CT per-
mantnt value to AZ onion growers ard
gardeners. The Annual can lie nal for
the &oAing. Address ID. NJ. Ferry X ca.
netr2it, Mich;
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-12-23

The Yellow river of China burst its
banks recently, drowning thousands
and rendering millions homeless.
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-12-23
EDITORIAL.
Congress adjourned yesterday to
meet january, 2, 1888.
NOTICE TO AGENTS!

New thing! Coal Oil utilized for
fuel, saves its cost every month. Sells
at sight! Agents wanted! Write for
terms at once. and be first in the field.
Climax Fuel Cartridge Co., st.
Joseph, Missouri. 2454w
The Territorial Alliance which met
in Huron last week, was very success
full gathering. 1t showed the satisfac-
tory working OF several hundred ALI
ances and the amounts saved to the
farmers by the sale CT crops and pur-
chase Of coal, machinery etc, through
the organization. Messrs Harden,
Brownell and Needharn were among
Jerauld county representatives.
Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood Maker.
No remedy in the World has gained
the popularity that this medicine has,
as household or family medicine, no
one should be without it. 1t has no cal
omel or guinine in its composition,
consequently no bad effects can arise
from it. We keep full supply of it at
all times. a. M. Matthias, Druggist.
Those knowing themselves to be
| indebted to the late firm of Bateman &
! Mcdonald are requested to call at the
office Of Albert Gunderson and settle. as
the accounts have been placed in his
hands for collection w RATENAN
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-12-23
SUMMONS

SUMMONS
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA
IN JUSTICE COURT, JERAULD COUNTY {ss
DAVID Y IS pAVls hE t7eaN
WILLIAM v. DIXON 'o 1nsti Is; F n Nal
THE TERRITORY OF DAKOTA SENns f,,,,,..S
mo: To "hEEr'
WILLIAM v. DIXON
Defendant: You are hereby summoned ia o..
pear before me. at my office, in Wessinptt,pp,,
Springs in said county on the first day Of Fi'
airy A d. 1888. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ to ans,no wDiut
the complaint of the above named nlaint;tmH
David V. Davis who claims to recover Of w
tho sum of five and sXty-four tundredths H3o ou
lars rs money justly due him from Won for v nui'
and labor performed by him for thrashinr To,,h
by him for you for which you agreed fo 1 NOV,
And you ale hereby notified if you fail 10 p az.
near and answer as above required said nla;p
tiff will take judgement against Won for fyre anu
iStyronr hundred tbs dollars, costsof tlms a an
on and attorneys fees. You are further notiGn1
plaintiff claims All attachment against Won,
rOperty to satisfy said claim. 'o"'
a. ID. 1887. " i'ce'
John II. Frances,
DIT. i"''io 20
To the SHERIFF or any Constable of said la
rrauld county, Greeting; Make leagal services
thereof, and due return, NV
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ARRIVAL OF TEE LEO.


fhs auxiliary steam schooner Leo ~
xised here fro1 Alaskan potss yestsF-
o1y aftsrDeoa- From her master, Oap-
tain Lehman. - learn that the sehosnss
len eitkA % Mas Ssh for Seattle. making
the run inslading stops. In 5asa essvsn
dsya- she belongs 70 The eitkA Trading
Osmpzny. Her only passengers we're
Z II. Brown and fsmily, Who eons 10
make their home In Seattle after twelve
years. residenee II Sitka, dari1R vhich
time Mr.. BroWn waa in The OusacDs'
service.
Tie Leo broaRhs as freight LES rack
aRe1 Of Ash oil A1d II packages % furs.
On her ap TRIO she experisDcsd ssvsrs
weather, bat On the down trip the
sohooaeF wili 90 On the weys 70 have
W1u ee detained about ten days, when
meEehandiss fcR the north. The Sitka
Trading Company has staFted branch
store e Jansaa, instead Of e Ohilcoct,
e thsy contemplated. and they expsss
70 ind b1sines enough 60 Justify The
sAo&AA4 u b41 40 fc41l8k3y oetNct4
Seattle, JaRean and SItka- The cap
tain states that while the schooner vas
at anchor discharainR. be counted
tventy-nins rev buildinRs Ia coarse Of
eoos1fuetion II juneau.
The mines In Alaska be reports as
doing veil, Rensraliy. Reports frsm
the faksn country are favorable and
many miners ars going int that region.
The people Of Juneau are enjoying q
real estate boam- The town has been
laid o1f, and although no title can be
given. lots IN that town ell for from
500 70 $500. according g. location.
The town Of SitkA IL Improving some.
Two mines there we're recently sold By
Healey d Son TO wealthy coFporatioa.
and IL is expected 800 stamp mill viii
soon Be 10 operation there.
Captain Lehman says the little iron
steam launch Yukon, which vas euilt
here By Anthony Holmes and taken 20
Alaska, is engaged Ia jobbinR between
juneau and Ohilcoot and u doing fairly
veil, With good prospects for the sum
mar
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THANKS FROM THE W. C. T. U

The Ladies' Of the WomAn's Christian
Temperance Union OF Seattle wish 70
express tbeir cordial thanks 10 the many
good people Of our city Who have 50
kindly and generously responded t.
their call for aid in establishing an III
change sad Coffee House.
Oar thanks are especially due 10 the
pastors Of the varioos Evangelical
churches in the city, for their hearty
endorsement and earnest words IN BE-
half Of oar cause.
And 20 she entire press OF the city, Tor
the many kind notices Of oar work has
our thAnkfu appFeciatlon-
And 90 ear besy men OF anairs. Tor
their kindly contributions IN money
and furnishings and snoscripdons. we
woald tender our most grateful &C
knoWledgeuents-
Add tie mechanics Who reeiy gave
their labor 10 fFeshen sDd make habit
able our dining reous, and whO 80 bsno.
samely bettered our sign, VII aecep'
our hearty thanks
And ws DO net forget the friends uho
saDplied the music on the evening OF
ne openine, nor the artiyts uhose ex-
ouisits bits Of work they kindly permit
10 grace COR reception room.
And dnally the many vomen whose
skillful hands and generous hearts gays
80 beautifully the sveuing OF toe opsn-
ms roth for the snppsF and and articiee
for sale, are ooe aad all held n lovanS
rsmsmbFAnce. .
inc. ana. altheoGh disapPointnents
and disooaFsCe2ente have seen oi II
,,oss ds,lv recarreacs. still the o7tlooa
Is hopsful, and success e : oos ..s :
x.ctnrs vii sapply eur Uniau vita
80 nas,le1 headquarters for Cars
tan temRersnce Sork. A. A.s,
Eva GILLIhASn,
Secretary.
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THuNK EsoM TIE 81. STEPHEN
EVa sinel the crew Of the bark Enoch
iaiSot reported that they say q ship.
answering the description Of the Sc.
caepaen, founder at sea in q terrible
sAle on TIE coast, on April LIST, there has
seeo an uncertainty a. 10 the fate Of
SCI gallant captain, his family and the
EeS. Many accepted the hrst state
saeni as troe and ceased 10 thiak Of ft
y any ether Say than that the good
NIP and tie far better captain and
~ bad ell seen lost AZ sea. Others
soaoted and auxiOusly waited day after
ssS 70 bear some more tangible stsry OF
- ~ iatAl cruise. Captain Donglas and
ph family hsd many friends In Seattle.
intended 20 make bis permanent
me aeFe, and for these -reasons COR
-t@eie interest VAS manifested IN this
a@nnisy over the reality Of the wreck
wv Gays aoo Il Vas announced that
Indians hsd fOaud the hail Of tee
Stepeeu on the shore OF CiayoqdOt
9ha. NaucO1vsr Island, and nos
- 49, zoe mere likely information that
- lndlAns a OlsyOqaot picked up 81
oesea tTuak aud other property
Sssslae 10 Captain Douglas, Of the
800 snip. These articles. which
800. ssa ssoose. speak in much more
49, 'A.n tones Of ths ship's sad fate than
~ specolaii0n or tAesTy. They tell
- aioty that the osnsr Of thst trunk
,oeA esiimahie wife and daughter,
- With the erev and the good
AZ pertshed IN the gale. The cap
80. If'ends 10 this city should take
49,. sosafd recovering from the 10
49, 49,. Wis trunk and whatever other
- teey nay have found that would
49, y eonpieie the history Of the lest
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MORE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE FUND FoH
THE RELIEF or THE WIDOWS AND
ORPHANS or NANAIMo,

The people Of Seattle and vicinity
seem never to weary Of wsll doing. Sub
scriptions to the fund for the relief VI
the widows and orphans Of NanainO
continue TO come In, and il is not i'm
probable that the fund will reach four
thousand dollars before subscriptions
entirely cease. The PosT-INTxLLIGEH-
oKR urges ell who have not already
assisted In this charitable work TO do so
at onoe. Contributions will DO received
and forwarded a. long a. they are
offered, and nobody need fear that the
relief fund will become too large. The
Suffering Ia great and there Is an urgent
necessity for all tbs aid that oan be
offered.
The pFopFietors and employees OF the
New England hotel yesterday made q
handsome joint contribution to the
fund. Thsse contributing are;
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PERsoxAn.

J. G; Msnn. Tasomss ~ Mayox. b q
the AFiinRtcn.
X Wingate. prominent citizen d
Tacoma, Il IN TIE city.
VIII O. Howard, 81 Sssbsok has besu
Appointed Postmaster e thai place.
Q. 3. MeIsaas, repFsssufing TIE LswI.
aod Dryden PFiating Oompaay. - d
the city.
Mr.. E Meyer, q tbs Aslinztoa re-
teuFsnh co1te0piatss Q visit 70 OalifoE-
MIA IN search Of heaish-
Al s. Coulter, fornsrIy Of tie aru
Of ). Coulter 4 sons. arrived in TIE eity
last evening froa Portland.
M. Villas Dsown, formsEiy sierh
o. the Olty Dock. arrived In the eity
lAst evening iron San Francisco.
T. B. AIbsrtson, Eq-. leaves thss
morning for Snobomish 10 attend shs
District CooFt, nov In session ~ that
pises.
Mr.. T. A. 0rsanas, Fsturnsd las,
evening on the Hayward from and e.
tended business WHIT IN the 6Vokans
oo1ntTy.
Mrs PuRdy nss Olive ". Smith, for.
meyiT . studsns ~ the Territorial
University. 10 reported % seriously IN q
her home IN LasoansF.
Frank z. Rove, Al. 9. Coulter, z.
RoeenhePR. j. BieusuinReK, Of Portland,
A. y. Zsmioeh, Of Bsgksly, Mrs. Rock
man. Of LaeonneF, =. E Miner, II San
Fnnciseo, Fred Drew, Of Olympia, ]
Fraser and James Campbell, Of Blakely,
B. o. PortWay. Of 2lauRhtsg, J. o. Mann,
Of Tacoma, are ct the Arlington.
John Jones. Of Rsotsn; Mrs. Black
beby, Of Victoria; James II. Toxin, Of
olympia; Thomas Cline, Of Sidney:
Fred HOpe. Of West FeFndsle: Charles
fletcher, Of Rentgn; J. L. Gerald, Of
Madison, Wis; Mrs.. NJ. GTi7sn and two
children. Mrs. d. Mead, Of Michigan;
J. W. Schultz, Of Toledo; O. }. Br0wn,
Of Oialla, are at the Neu England.
A. TuFnbull, Of Blask Diamond; l.
n. PbaEia. Of Port Discovery; Les viii
son, Of Norfolk, Va; John Redmond, Of
Victoria; OAas. Hodges, z. W. Hanson,
Mrs.. Mary Davis, Mrs. Tielle aad daugh.
ter. Of Portland; Thomas Price, Of Rem
ton; J N Daruelly, of San Francisco;
MIRA Men Of Kansas City; w. @. Ripley.
Of SPOKANE; @. 8. Palmer, Of Tacoma;
K. J. Frazier. Of PuyaIlup; n. Day and
wife, Of skagit. are At the Brunswick.
4. wineats and o. p. MasteFsOu. Of
Iaooma. James Power. Of L8oonneR.
Mrs. W. j. Walters and child, O. p
HOgue. O. H. MoIsaac, z. A. Haekett
and wife and 8. Heitshu. wife aud child.
Of Portland, Z. L. Paddock and wife, OF
WATERFOWL. n. Y. II. N. James. wife
and daughter. OF Memphis, Geo. ].
Reynolds and wife, Of Brooklyn, J. W.
Dryden and wife. Of San Francisco. W.
A. Williams, Of Liverpool, Gen. John
9ibbon and wife, Colonel and Mira. Vol
kenor and Lieutenant MeCleFnaud, Of
Vancouver, W. II. Warren and wife. of
Mass, W. o. wilder, of Bos
on, and A. Ford, Of Mt. Veraon, are al
he Occidental.
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B ds for Clearing Roads.

SEALED PRnPos AIS WILL BE RE
- cssEsd At the Auditors once IN King
county. W. r. al June Is. iss7. for grub
btng and clearing the eguntF Rad d AL
sfuraps for . width Of % ices. from The
cify hnits % the Race Track. ard for .
width q % fss4 from the forks Of the
roAi this sids q the Pace Track % TIE
DuWAmtsh river bri1gs. Al sfumps and
roots % Be removed % . aspth q ax
tnches below The surface &C the ground
The zrsund % Be- stAksd Of b. the Eosd
Sap.rTisor- Each 4 % b Accompanied
~ b0na OF tea par eenl Of 4aount q
BID. eoadlsione1 th4s tie hi6dex 4 his I'd
be sccEpse1 VIII eEter tssa oo1tra51 vita
requisite secarffy fer fAifAfal paform-
ancs EIthtn I've DAYS after award. work
- - performed Wlxhia s. days after let
ting eo1frae1 Th4 Board q orantB-
saans-a ressTxa TIE right - ~ 1ecg a1y Gn6
a ht1a LYMAN WOOD.
Ce1nfy Auditor.
sssttlA Msy u Isr- myiIasa
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Lamps Axp xoopEAxp.-

We sEs anfhexizsd 10 I'll fer fkiEty
dsys 50 le4s b LaddAs sd4ikion. a. fFo1
50 20 el0o Peg ls4. sid three hsoeka
II Weodlsna addition 81 80 pr iot-
We WilI also sell alternate hlocks fro1k-
ina On Woodland Park snd avsnas for
500 PER bloch. e. coadition thas TIE
purchasers elear and fencs then, and
plant . donhIa row a shads trees alone
aid sssnes II fro1t Of said bieekA
Purchasers wili b e Ne sxpsnse eseal-
tag O. grazing this agenae, which b
80 feet vide. ever nile lose and lsvel
from End b end. This yin b TIE prs1-
tiss1 and most perfec1 drive IN tie
Northwest Or thai can eser Be made n
Seattle O. xieinity.
There are onsy sixteen blocks % this
aveuae. and ws viii sell not 10 exceed
eight Of them. We earnestly believe
that more moaey Will Be made il too
ysars b. investing In cns OF these blocks
than any ether investment Of like
amoant IN Seastie- Any person Who
vii take the trouble 20 look a. this
property vili buy . block. Fer fuFthef
Information spp'y 70
@. @. PHTNxEY b Co.
Seattle. WI
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LoUcH the grocer" corner Of Front
and Union, 10 ahead this time vi b q
decided novelty. He has brought
through Eastern corn-fed, saQaF cured
hams and bacon, and lie having them
smoked by Mr.. Masel, the popular
butcher, with hardwood. They are the
incest and cleanest meats our people
have yet had q chance of obtaining. Az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-18

TEE PIoNExR.-YsstefdAy the taR
Pioneer. Captain d. J. Msvieksr. re-
csn,ly purchased By the POrt Discovery
ual Company, steamed into port and
AZ onos dooksd as The coal e1nksrs-
A recosssF cleaned she Foliowine in
Formation 10 regard 30 her: she wAs
huiIt eV Wa. CrAmp 4 Sons OF PhilA-
aelrhis in 1873 and cane 20 this eNesf
is isss via tie Straits Of Magellan. hsv
~, heen boaght By the Portland Iue
80 O.oupAny. her length . iol feet.
800 = fee, deptk 81 hold II tees,
SsaSf az vaier Il fssa- The sae - eoo-
$500 10 Be Of the sane sac and poSer
81 r. Richard Hoiyoks ssd sas r.
"a Of "a uilss per boar. Cesnuois
v;ySr rsekouius. PLYING 10 Pnesa SONS
1.s~rs shs xill probshiy ssDs nssrsr 10
80 sos las oomposad s1ginss ans
!. .Iiowed 4 stsAm pressure Of 50 pooncs
:. - soaars ioeh- HeE Diseioa % this
ss,T Sss % Vrsc1rp 3 soos at soAl sad
- - a raft sf los - the PofS DIS
coVery Mill -
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GaExs RAzT.-Mrs. Alfred Snyder,
Mss Olive Snyder and Aiss Taylor, SIS
.sr Of Mrs. sayder. vill Leave Seattle CO
Friday .norniEe for PkilsAslPaia, vhers
shey vili spsnd poEtioo Of TIE saDDsF
ufth fFfsnAx
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General Insurance Agents, Buties's
Building, James strest. my1tf

II The food Is not properly diRestsd
IL becomes corrupt, and poisnns the sys-
TEN IL Is intended 10 neurish. This d
indigestion.
Ny wife has suffered for many years
With indigestion. After trying every
thing else recommended, she tried SIM
mons Liver Regulator. In three days
after TAKING Il acc riding to directions,
she vas in psrfecs health; she does not
suffer ct all and can eas anything she
wants without any Of her pFivioas
symptoms" W. @. SURKRs.
DIV BainbridRe, Go.
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ovFRLAED PAssEEeERs.

Fsusa Mstford On tbs orezsn Z Cali
sornis. ]. A. Burna, ID. A. Badge. l. &.
Fenao, q 8. Poworss Arnold Pollak and
Il b Rambo.
pns.sd Heron On the EorthsEn Pncl1c:
n Hayden and wife. Miss n R Hol-
h-ook. A. Bartlett, John Amos- @. W.
Bird. A p. Howe, ,. y 0rs1A Simon
IoTi. and II inmigrantA
Pnaaed Huntington on the Union Pa
efec. W, W. Eaton. r. KarUen. Anna
c@rffnR. Rose Dobbe, J. 3. 0eogahan-
4 Second class and . third class
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The extraordinary facilities enjoyed
BY us enable az TO sffeF the choicest
goods at prices ss low ~ inferior quail
ties elsewhere. We sell lawns az %.
equal to any 70 goods; 1t 10 only cost
buyers that can give these prices. ToK-
LAS 4 SINaRRMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-18

No job lots or old styles at the Star
Clothing House. Our beautiful stock Is
all Of this seasons impoFtations, and
We simply ask you not 20 lay ont q dol
lar until you have seen KLINE 4 RosKS-
BKRo's spring stock and prices.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-18

Choicest butter in Seattle, from Hall
Davis's and &. Z. Whianey's celebrated
dairies, guaranteed full weight e nsl.
only 60 cests per roll, at Haley q
WFiQht's, 6l2 Front street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-18

Millinery, arrived Monday morning
By express frem New York. The latest
creations IN hats and bonnsts In the
folIowine: The Jess, Dsvonshire.
Daehess, 0ainsboro, Anderson, white
Wings and Frances Cleveland and fifty
other styles. ToKLAa 4 SIH0KRMAN.
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When We announce things OF special
merit the public know that they will re-
ceive the value represented. Our
sateens at 15o cannot be bought in any
other store for less than 900. ToKEAs
d SINGRRMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-18

A complete baseball oufft. consisting
Of bat, ball. cas a1d belt, pressntsd Nth
every boys ssit AZ the star ClothinR
Hynze. kITxH 4 RosExBKE9.
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100 pieces fancy isekard and plain
drsss goods 81 Sc per yard; compare
hen With goods in other stores ct l5s
ans aOe and yea uill and them superior.
IL = only cash baysrs teat can give
theas prices. ToKLAs 4 sTSoEzNAz.
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Read the Star Clothing House I'D.
Then inspect our elegant spring stock
and prices and be convinced We lead the
trade. KLINE a RosKxBER0, 26 Com
mercial street. my15
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Special Jersey Sale-A good servicable
claek jersey for SOC; q good all wool
black jersey for z5c; . good all-wool
breton Jersey for 81. No cEedit-buying
merchant can duplicate these prices
aRd goods. IoKI.As q SENaKRMAN.
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Positive Bargain A good suit Of
clothes. worth $l3 50. for $50; You can
save So at the great mercantile house of
ToKLAs 4 SNaKRMAN.
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Go 10 II. g. Martins for q whitehall
row or sailboat, foot Of Washington
street. Lake Washington. He has the
finest boats on the lake.
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Wonderful bargains arrived. You
oan save lots Of meney by bnying your
dry goods from rs. Strictly cash. CHS
TER CLKARY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-18

Parents, there lie noshing prettier or
more stylish than the Star Clothing
and youths clothing In Norfolk jersey
sailaF suits, tweeds, etc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-18

See the elegant selections Of spring
pants. taller made and perfect fitire q.
as the Star Olothina House.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-18

Something unusual In millinery-the
styles We will show Monday morning.
Nc other house keep them. ToKLAs 4
SIN0KRNAN,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-18

100 pissss weIts peqas and and veits
as Ts; thsy cznsos Be euplisassd for lie
in aEy stors on FsRs1 Soaa9 OF IN she
Hersk yea Towk-Aa 4 EEzaEaNAS-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-18

Superb assortment OF spring neckweaT
at $50. and 800. at the Star Clothing
House. 208 Commercial street. KLINE
4 RosENRKRG.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-18

Oar bsys suits at 81 50 are cheap at
81 50. Buying for cash and IN large
quantities tell the tale. ToKLAs a
ETNaKRNAN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-18

i'AI o. raR E1-pER-rhe steam
george ". Elder arrived here from
ttAeeaseo At noon yesterday. she
~ So tts tons Of freish, for Seattle
-. - eA>seneers faF the Ssand. II eE
F,s,s..c ~ Sere distributed A. follovs;
q ~ IO Port roSnseud rs. Seattle
tsss.a. 1901 - After aisehar9iRG
s.Stca 40 Passengers here she pFns
'a - Soand last evening.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-18

Five pieces Of extra qeahty 49,
eros grain slk worth 50 49, a..
Ions as they last, elJsA Hs 49,
hoVinn merchAna cas- eattiesss ---
Tcxf.K1 Z sINaERNkN.